The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-31
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tdipg soon to be occupied by the Ma
sonic Lodge. The music Tor the twelve
dances on the programme Was furnished
by an orcheSir, led by Prof Richie OF
Wilmington Many of the ladies' were
handsomely atti!e1. The occasion wa,.
considered very enjoyable one by all
present. Those present were: John 5.
Writ. ESD, of the Cecil bar, and Ms.
Writ; Register OF Wills X +. lamar, and
aud Miss Cora lamar; Hiram VI. Pearce,
oi ST. Paul, All officer ct the Cnicago and
Northwestern Railroad; William Is. Wirt.
OF Chicago; Asher y. Scott, OF the Scott
Fertilizer Company; Clarence {. Strick-
lard and Richard Reese of the Elkton
National B nix; Henry NJ. Mccullough
and Ex States Attorney Chas G.. Croth
RS of the Cecil bar; John N. Tucker Of
the Cecil Mutual Fire Insurance. Com
pany. and Mrs. Tucker; Captain George
r Ash, OF the Third Maryland Battalion
DR.. }. w. Cooper, Winter Wilson, Rufus
ID BowI,nd. William ID. Bratton and
Norris Lewis; Mr.. and Mrs Manly Dreu-
nen; Misses Florence Hall, Molie Dren-
neu, Aicr Constable. Se!lie Manly. Mamie
Haincs. Jessie Purnell. Stel. Haines,
Annette Miller, Mollie Purnell, Celeste
Bower, Bessie Scott, Ollie Gilpin, Anne
J. smith, Annie Wells and Ella Todi.
The Misses Mary, Cprinne and Belle
] Jimar, daughters Of DR.. John Ii. lamar of
this town, with the usual social enterprise
that c.aracteriz IS the uprising genera
erations OF Eiktnn, on Tuesday evenisg
last entertained number of their'young
friends at a phantom party, which seems
this time. A phantom party resembles
the old fashioned masquerade party.
Each person attending is disguised by
two sheets. Both girls and boys wear
= gown formed by one sheet and dol
man formed of another. With face
covered with white material, and white
gloves, the ma. querader looks like ver-
table ghost. Dancing and other amuss-
ments were INDUCED in until about ten
o clock. 1t WAS impossible almost to tell
the boys from the girls, and, of course.
toms The disguise was thrown otf be-
fore entering the dining room where a
bountiiul repast had been spread. Among
the guests taking part i'll the entertain
ment were Misses BERTHE BERTHE and Lau
rine Wilson, Airline Constable. Alice
Schouler, Sadie Reese, Helen Scott,
Laura lamar. Lucy Litzenberg. Bessie
Manly and Florence Torbert, aud Messrs.
Herbert Litzenberg, Willie May, John
Wilson, Harry Clemson, Albert Con
stable, Clinton Dunbar, Victor Torbert
and Enoch Purnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Richardson gave a
reception to their friends at the Hotel
Richardson, Dover, Del, on Wednesday
evening, 1t was the leading social event
of Kent county, Del. and outshone any
thing in the way OF dress that has taken
place in Dover Tor years. Among those
present. were VT. anu MIS-. IL. I. LOWS
OF Elktnn The latter was attired in
cream tulle, silk with diam ,nds MISS
Mary T. Cannon, OF Dover, and who has
many friends i'll Elkton, wore cream
MORE, tulle and diamonds.
Miss Florence and Victor NJ. Torbort
entertained their young friends belonging
to the Young Peoples Social Club of
this town, on Thursday, evening at the
residence OF their father, Mr.. Henry r.
Torbert, OF THH WHIG. at Lotto party.
The favors which were four in number
were taken by Miss Alice Schouler. Miss
Lucy S. Litzanberg, Miss Bessie Manly
and Albert Constable.
Herbert D. and Lucy S. Litzenberg.
gave party 70 the members of the
Young Peoples SociabIe, with which they
are connected, last evening at the reside
ence Of their parents in Elk Dancing
aud games were iudulged in, and tius re-
freshments served.
At the full dress reception given to Mr.,
and Mrs. Milton Campbell of Philadei-
phia, on Monday night last in E>ston.
Md, by Mr. and Mrs K. p. Gillingham,
Miss Bette Knight, daughter OF Ex Sen
stor William NJ. Knight, was among the
pueSts